Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1887-06-10
Sls8asD COUNTY DEPARTMENT.
Lancaster.

pastor, Rev. HUMPHREYS in ordsininl
young Charles Reid on the 18Th, at tn,
Baptist church in this city.
We were shown a few days since {
chicken with four perfectly formed legs
Unfortunately it died. What q fried o
chicken that would be. Four legs mean,
four drumsticks to every chick. Yum!
yum!
&C. d. Bsttis, master Of trains, informs
me he will begin running stock train from
Rowland to C,vinston to morrow. Sstur
day, and after that every Tuesday and Sat
urdsy; train will leave Rowland at IL AS 10
the morning.
George d. Blrdett d Co. wish to re
mind their customers that their sccount,
will be due July lst, and they hope to see
rush upon the part of said customers to
pay up. 1t is right and just that the mon
ey be forthcoming.
The Owsley Rifles, under The skillful
management of Captain w. J. Kinnsird
are making rapid progress in drilling. Ga
Tuesday night they were stimulated by the
presence OF many Of our fair women, who
enjoyed the drill immensely.
The Eve Baker sisters, consisting Of
Mrs. America Walker and Mrs. Wade II.
Walker, Of this county; Mrs. Prosier, of
Knoxville, Tennessee, and Misses Al and
Psttie Baker, Of Csrlinville, Illinois, bad a
reunion at Jesse Doty's one day this week
Lambs are selling at cents per pound
for June delivery; B. F. Robinson is buy.
ing. Corn meal lie selling in Lancaster at
So cents per bushel. Hab Marksbury thinks
wheat will be worth IS cents The wheat
crop is not looking 90 we'll for the last
week.
The Lancaster Building aud Loan As
ISOLATION is on boom. Eighty five shares
have been sold by Mr.. John Logan, one OF
the directors, this week. This is savin gs
bank Tor the poor and a good investment
for the rich. Let everybody take come
stock.
Our friend j. Alex Doty is laying for
your DEVILS scalp. 1t was not he who made
the money on the Kansas City property, as
printed, but Alex 4. Denny. Mr.. Doty
says that since the publication bic kinsfo K
are about to eat him out of house and home.
He threatens damage suit.
The race for school trustee was ru
from end to end last Saturday. At the
close Of the polls il was found that Major
+. Kinnsird had beaten his competitor by
a handsome majority. II the Major takes
q notion for Congress, McCreary had best
look out. The Msjor lie q racer.
Ma. and Mrs. w, C. Wheritt, OF your
city, paid Lancaster fl ying visit Tuesday.
Mr.. f. w. Morrow, who has been go long
with J. c. Thompson, our jeweler, has re
signed his position with Mr.. Thompson
and will 90 into the same business on his
own hook. He will have space at the
drug store OF +. Z. McRoberts. Mr.. Nor.
rows place will be taken by Mr.. Griffin, Of
Louisville.
The second annual picnic OF the Ian
caster. Christian Church Sunday school Was
heldion Tuesday in Sam Stones beautiful
woodland, near Richmond. The parents
and children met at the church at hall.
past seven in the morning and from there
marched to the ain where special coaches
had been provided for them. Arriving at
the grounds every one turned himself loose
and enjoyment was the order OF the day.
Jumping, running, base ball. sc. were all
INDUCED in. There was plenty TO eat and
plenty of water 10 drink, Mrs. Stone also
furnished barrel OF lemonade, which was
highly appreciated by all. On the whole
it was an enjoyable day; 80 cay those who
were there.
NOTES.
]. Josephibeat them all running. Hab
Msrksb1ry let down at the quarter pole.
Bro. YanceyIoutjumped every body. K. H.
Batson isifne at leap frog. Capt. MikeSsl.
ter told the children stories. Sam Miller
came ofisbes in the slugging match. Geo.
Belts was too lazy to do anything but eat.
Every body Is going next year. The chill
dren all enjoyed the train ride more than
anything.
Miss Mollie Burdett has returned home
from quite an extended visit. While away
she swiPeaches, whom she scarcely recog.
nized, as he lie go tanned ty exposure as to
resemble mummy. His health, however,
is good. Mrs. Lessune, OF Dinville, i, vie.
iting at Joseph Weisiger's. Alonzo Hay,
who has. been at home for several weeks,
left Yesterday for Richmond. II Burnsm
Price, an employe Of the Central journal and
correspondent Of numerous dailies, leaves
Saturday for Helenwood, Tennessee, where
he will go into the printing business, J. B.
johnson and wife are visiting the latter's
parents in Iowa. Mrs. B. Ballard ia visit.
ing at Bryantsville. NJ. d. Hughes, Esq,
edited the Central Journal one day this
week. He says he felt quite at home. Hugh |
NJ. Grant, Of this place, goes 10 Danvile on
next Wednesday, where he will read
poem before the alumni association OF Gen.
ire Colleoe The alumni orati m will ha |